Motorola T92 H2O 8 Channel Waterproof Walkie Talkies

Motorola TLKR T92 H2O 2 way radio with up to 10 km range, the T92 H2O keeps you connected with family and friends. Floating waterproof design and integrated torch has bright white and red modes which automatically activate on contact with water

PMR446 radios – license free
Up to 10 km range
Rugged construction
Rechargeable NiMH batteries (supplied)
8 channels and 121 codes
Scan / monitor
20 call tones
Hands-free
Dedicated orange emergency alert button
LED torch with white and red modes plus water-contact activation
Vibrate alert
IP67 waterproof – submersible up to 1 m for 30 min
Floats when dropped in water
Belt clips have built-in whistle
Handy carry case with accessories

Press the emergency alert button which activates a hands-free call and sound a loud warning tone on your radio to signal to others that you need help

2 radios
2 whistle belt clips
2 NiMH rechargeable batteries
1 car charger with 2 detachable USB cables
1 hard carry case
1 user guide

The Motorola walkie-talkies has floating waterproof design with rugged construction and up to 10km range, the T92 H2O walkie talkie keeps user connected with his family and friends. The integrated torch has bright white and red modes and will automatically activate on contact with water. It is possible to press emergency alert button to activate a hands-free call and sound a loud warning tone on radio to signal to others in group.

PMR446 radios license free
Water activated torch
Whistle built in to belt clips

Non-industrial

Personal two way radios for use in non-industrial and office environments. All two-way radios in this range have a range of at least 3 km in flat, open spaces working on 8 channels with 38 codes (i.e. 304 channel modes), allowing many talk combinations and reducing congestion. ,These radios can be operated in any country that has introduced the PMR446 service and are compatible with any radios that use the PMR 446 service. Use of these radios is subject to individual European countries adopting the PMR446 service. Please contact local Radio Agency for latest information.